Fable: From Farm to Table

10/05/2026

Can you put up a flyer?

We have our community meeting set for Thursday, November 12th at the Mahopac Library, and we'd love to get the word out beyond Facebook. If you have a printer and a spot in mind (your shop, gym, a bulletin board at work, the place you get coffee, wherever people actually stop and read) comment below or message us and we'll send a high quality flyer to you!

08/24/2026

Heirloom Tomatoes. What’s your favorite kind?

07/27/2026

Summer is full of farm fresh eggs, and opportunities. Opportunities to bond with your children, to teach them about hard work, fresh food, art, science, math and more. ❤️📚🍳🌱

07/23/2026

Studies show that hands-on gardening more than doubles children’s daily fruit and vegetable consumption. When kids take ownership of growing their own food, healthy choices come naturally.

Here is Scout showing off today’s zucchini victory! What are you growing with your kids this season?

07/10/2026

The transformation is in full swing! There’s nothing quite like watching these vines climb. A quick pro-tip for your own garden: always water at the base, not the leaves. It keeps the foliage dry and healthy, so the plant can put all its energy into what really matters: big, sun-ripened flavor.

06/30/2026

Almost here. ❤️

06/23/2026

Signs of summer.

06/16/2026

Today Scout helped dad tour Tilly Foster Farm and look for inspiration as we plan Fable‘s next location. Despite operating for 10 years in Yorktown, we are constantly looking for great ideas and better ways we can bring back and improve farming in the suburbs. From the water spigots at each animal station, to the decorative lighting on the deck, we are taking notes. Over the next two weeks we have three important meetings, and we couldn’t be more excited to relaunch with the best and most impactful community farm.

05/16/2026

A huge thank you to for stepping in to help us navigate an ongoing issue with the USDA.

A lien release tied to our assets took more than 12 months to secure, delaying access to critical funds our farm depended on. Experiences like this highlight how delayed processes, underfunded agencies, and complicated policies can create serious hardship for small farms.

Organizations like RAFI are critical advocates for family farms, and we’re incredibly grateful for their support as we work toward a fair resolution so we can continue fighting for the future of local agriculture and provide fresh food and educational opportunities to our community.

05/08/2026